Felice

A Taiwanese and Indonesian girl

[Felice @Feliceflinders]

Cultural safety is significant to apply correct cultural safety. To know you have done it, feedback can be taken through asking you patients. The successful evidence is 95% of indigenous health care providers had a commitment to provide culturally safe in 2017-2018.
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[Felice @Feliceflinders]

Aboriginal health is holistic in the sense that a person’s health is not considered to be seperate from the community’s health, and is part of a life-death-life cycle. To understand it, appreciation of traditional Aboriginal life is important.
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[Felice @Feliceflinders]

It’s sad to know that no one encourages or supports social and emotional wellbeing to Aboriginal and Torre Strait Islanders, and it lead to the significant mortality rate due to loss of traditional lands, forces separation of families and loss cultural identity.
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[Felice @Feliceflinders]

@Chen1900FU Indeed. Diabetes is also the massive health issue for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. This type of disease is not only occur in elder but also in young generation. Moreover, even people in the present society.

[Felice @Feliceflinders]

@nakara_la I believe we can also learn a lot about how they accomodate Indigenous people without offence. As Aboriginal health workers have more experience on this field, their experience is a treasure for non-Indigenous workers.

[Felice @Feliceflinders]

@AnjanaBhusal2 I agree. It actually a big effect for people who experience such a pain history regardless of any nationality. Nowadays, it is still exist a lot of sad story, and what we have to do is looking forward and embrace it.

[Felice @Feliceflinders]

Patients could distrust an avoid the health services due to unconscious offence especially to prejudicial demeaning attitudes. Therefore, critically, nurses need to be very skilled at the interpretation when interacting with many distrust Indigenous people.
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[Felice @Feliceflinders]

Culture safety is about the nurse rather than the patient. It is important that nurses having the primary responsibility to establish trust and provide legitimate care regardless gender, sexuality, social class, occupational group and generation.
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[Felice @Feliceflinders]

It is unfair to treat differently between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and other Australians, also nurses have responsibility to recognise the immense diversity as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have wide variety of beliefs and value.
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[Felice @Feliceflinders]

Indigenous nurses are the important role to connect and enhance the relationship between Indigenous Australians and non Indigenous Australian. Their experience can be share in both healthcare workforce and education Institutions. #NURSING1008

[Felice @Feliceflinders]

History is not only the truth if the story, but also a vigilant for us to not repeat it again. Today, I have learnt the history about Aboriginal and Torrent Strait Islanders. It is really heart broken to hear everything they have been through. #NURSING1008

[Felice @Feliceflinders]

To learn the specific needs of Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples is important to the people who study nursing and midwifery, as they have long recognised the critical need for improved health outcomes for indigenous Australians.
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[Felice @Feliceflinders]

Every word have their beautiful meaning and definition. Especially the cultural that we are unknown. Yatdjuligin is the dialect from Wakgun Clan group of the Gureng Gureng nation, and it translated to ‘talking in a good way’.
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